Hearst Choice Dominates Despite Turmoil At Convention
The convention named Hearst on an uncontested ticket headed by Lewis Stuyvesant Chandler as lieutenant governor and John S. Whalen as secretary of state. The packed gathering saw unity on the party platform, amid noisy scenes and a threat to call police. Moran appears set to clinch the nomination with strong statewide support.
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Eeraree Cine
Hearst
Yureimer
Sntouil
BO Sultan
Nice
Y Agghinet
Miman Yhrat
Aiale
Seri Ous Tremble
Tammany Mall
Charles KF. Murphy
Cena
Spploniaes
Chow
United States
Toasia
Willian J Bryan
New York Republicans Convene Amid Quoted Telegrams
Fragmented OCR notes describe New York Republican proceedings with nominations for attorney general mayor state secretary and state treasurer. Telegram read by chairman Armstrong reflects party ideals and pledge to govern free from private party influence.
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Baratoga
Jets
Yew
Orday
Korea
New York
Vorteut
Liz Bruce
Newark
Comptratiae
M, Mayer
Seéretn
O'Finnee
Clinton
Treasunet S
Evie
Henry A. van
Seston
W. Armstrong
Ganek
Tickel
Mio Armstrong
Hughes
Conildener
Grarty
Moran Has Big Lead in Massachusetts
Early returns show Moran with a strong lead in Massachusetts as poll results come in. The candidate is projected to secure a large share of delegates, with a possible path to the 700 delegate target depending on further tallies.
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Moran
Massachusetts
Americans Denounced for Interference in Cuban Crisis
In Havana a moderate national assembly debated how to resolve the present Cuban crisis without American interference. Delegates condemned U S policies, urged world protection, and debated reopening negotiations with peace commissioners. Taft and Bacon backed conciliatory settlement while preparing six member committees for arbitration.
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Havana
National Assembly
Yentertay
Mendox Capote
Twi A
Becon
United States
Sone
Mengrees
Pease
Neates
Interior
Montalvo
Kig
Dols
Abe
Taft
Assembly
Velo
Mesers
Bacon
Arrest Made in Murder Mystery in New York
New York police report Aron Tuely aged 22 arrested in connection with a murder case tied to the dismembered body found in an excavation on West Thirty-sixth Street. Authorities say the suspect claimed involvement after a night incident at 426 Eleventh Avenue, with a younger brother aiding the investigation.
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New York
Aron
Mararion
Martuiion
West Thirty-sixth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Alwysid
Rette
Prieoner
Died Suddenly of Janet M Robinson Widow of Baptain W B Robinson
Janet M Robinson widow of Baptain W B Robinson died suddenly after an illness early Friday. Survived by a daughter in Eastow and a son. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Brandon
Janet M Robinson
W. B. Robinson
Morula
Petit
Omer Ascuro
Foden
Ninety Cars Destroyed In Boston & Northern Fire
Dapton September 27 Ninety new trailer cars burned at Chelsea in a fire that destroyed the Washington avenue car barn of the Boston and Northern Street Railroad. Fire reported at 11:30 am and fought by Chelsea and Boston engines until evening. Estimated loss about 408000 with insurance coverage mentioned. Fire believed incendiary.
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Boston & Northern Street Railroad
Dapton
Washington
Boston and Northern Street Railroad
Chelsea
Chelles
Boeton
Anity
Seven Diamond Rings Recovered in Burlington Robbery
Karl Ticknies of Shelburne was arrested in Burlington for stealing seven diamond rings valued at 400 dollars from A. D. Bristol & Co. The rings were recovered or secured and the arrest credited to Detective Osterr Moing who worked the case.
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A. D. Bristol
Burlington
Karl Jackman
Shelburne
Karl Ticknies
Yeatenlay
A.D
Bristol
Jertman
Funeral and community notices from Plainfield area
In Plainfield on Tuesday Camarnin and Str. and Mex Barton Pike attended Flore Fike West’s funeral. Mrs. Helen Loveland nursed in Lower Cabot for Frank Phelps’s family. Mabel C. Hamilton of Mont Hier seminary visited Mrs. Mears. Revival meetings planned at the Method church Friday night. Nathan Wheeler, recently discharged from the insane hospital after appendicitis, died Wednesday. funeral set for Friday at 8:90. Burial in Kendolph. Attendees at the Caledonia county fair at St. Debre were noted. Several locals, including Devinett and Mrs. Herbert Kimery, traveled to Montpelier for eye care. Rosebroth family visited Barre. Florence Boyer moved to her father's home with Tibbetts. The Malty Voile branch wired poles for electric lines. Mrs. Halvosa of Barre hosted relatives. Mrs. Fisher of Randolph visiting. Mrs. Fisher’s sister-in-law visited. plans for war aid discussed. Mrs. Lind Shope Bliss ill with inflammation. Mr. and Mrs. Onoke visited St. Johnsbury. Townsfolk remark on herd health and local inquiries into fair occurrences.
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Camarnin
Barton Pike
Plainfield
Flore Fike West
Helen Loveland Fe
Lower Cabot
Frank Phelps
Mabel C. Hinmilton
Mont Hier
Miss Mears
Nathan Wheeler
Kendolph
St. Debre Vast Beenk
Devinett
Herbert Kimery
Montpelier
Halvosa
Barre
Mire
Proton
Min
Opie
Fisher
Tan
WB Fint
UL A
Onoke
St. Johnstmiy
C.K Shepard
Abele
Uum
Sherald
Reception to New Governor at State House Montpelier
Montpelier Sept 27 Adjutant General is arranging a reception to Governor E. D. Pimentor at the state house Thursday evening. Officials and legislators are invited with invitations issued. Whittier Victoria How and the Wall will perform. decorations to showcase a serene, old-fashioned display.
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Whittier Ofvtoria
Iwen
Winder Thi Wuepien
Vermont National Guard
Vic Brietion
Cok OC A
Hell
Ant Ae
Funding Shortfall Halts Eye Ear Tests at Schools
School authorities report lack of funds to continue annual eye and ear screenings. Previous year cost about $540 with only $40 available this year, delaying tests and impacting student health services as programs faced popularity issues among teachers and students.
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Itu
All Baptists Urged to Work for No Vote
The Baptist state convention in Montpelier urged members to campaign against a proposed measure. Rev A Dixon of Chicago led the session, with Rev I Morrie of Burlington assigned to preach the same. A report from the committee called for civic action by Baptists in each town while noting a strong, organized gathering and one absence due to sickness.
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Montpelier
A. A. Dison
Chicage
Ecklend Nn Miber
I. Morrie
Burlington
Vermont
Mimbpelion
Baylies
Baptist
Thi
de. A. Dixon
Chicago
Atiarind
Althugh
Dixon
AL Foote
Fair
Haven
MISSION BOARD OFFICERS FOR VERMONT BRANCH
At the 34th annual Vermont branch meeting of the Woman's Board of Missions held yesterday afternoon, officers were elected. President Myre Henry Fairbanks St. Albans. vice president Mhex Ski tran Clark Brattleboro. recording secretary Mrs KH Elliott Waterbury. home secretary Mrs HM Bricklin Burtington. foreign secretary Miss Mary Torrey Barlington. secretary of JOONEe He’s work Miss Matilia Golding Wilmington. treasurer Mrs AL Stevens St. Jobrsbury. assistant treasurer Mrs J Hooke St. Fahmy bury. The election was followed by a brief associate program led by Marion Gilmore.
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Joonee
Mias
Matilia Golding
Witwingtons
Asurer
AL Stevens
St. Jobrsbury
J. Hooke
St. Fahmybury
Ofiners
Mike Marion Gilmore
Football player killed in Lewrtreevil school tragedy
A Lewrtreevil New Jersey school football captain Kennedy was killed by Sept 21 after a head injury during a game against Lawsville. Teammate P Renney joined the right halfback in a collision, Kennedy died later at Troy New York, aged about 21.
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Kennedy
Lawswill
P. Renney
Cap
Tai Aled
Lawrenneville Eleven
Epee
Nymneaii
al Troy
N.Y
Rumor of Disauter Untrue Amid New Orleans Flood Fears
Sept 26 New York dispatch reports rumors of a major disaster in New Orleans eased by officials. A tidal flood threat floodwaters and wind caused widespread damage. several structures sustained fire and collapse. Residents faced danger as winds forced evacuations and a hotel suffered total destruction.
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Servie Dean
Winds
di Tveller
Talrie Hive
Cece
Bahdle
Tinapeeta
Praetor
Ae Hotet
Levtopwis
Lave
Governor to Release Attorney General Opinion to Public
In a statewide note Gov Bell plans to publish Atty Gen Pitts opinion. The move follows months of speculation about a controversial matter tied to county grand jury review. Officials foresee potential public reaction around the Athens area as a formal statement is prepared for release.
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Bell
Athens
Satie
Jain
Hos
House Twosday
McKinstry v Collins and Lovell verdict summary
In Washington County Court after four weeks of trial the jury awarded the plaintiff McKinstry 100 dollars plus costs for injuries, with prior and subsequent verdicts noted in the case. A divorce petition in Motherington v Hetherington was granted, allowing the wife to resume her maiden name.
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McKinstry Va. Collins and
Lovell
Washington County Court
Nero
McKinstry
Po Pee Woree
Motherington
Hetherington
Races Well Contested at Valley Fair Exhibition
Beatileboro, rn 27 report a large audience of about 14,000 for a valley fair exhibition where trotting events were hard fought and results were confused. Officials note a tense program with several races unsettled and numerous prize claims.
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Beatileboro
Valley Tair Dro
Damages in Alienation Suit Reported at $3500
Wandeville Sept 87 jury awarded $3500 in an alienation case amid six hours of deliberation. Courtroom crowded as witnesses testified to alleged nerves and affection. Large crowd and sensational tone marked the verdict in this long running action.
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Wandeville
N. Ff
Jnrget
Lebanon
Huge Chamberlain
Temporary Fire Chief Appointed Permanent Chief in Montpelier
Montpelier city council elects Edward Gilbert and Ned A. Alexander as first and second assistants while appointing J. W. J. Moore as president of the national good will association. W. K. Loucks outlines plans for a state convention, but funding delays trigger postponement of a demonstrative road project and possible changes to the convention dates.
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Montpelier City
Doh Wahlen An
Fire Senate
Permarent
Edward Gilbert
Ned A. Alexander
J. W. J. Moore
Good Nande
Amet
Colonel More
Apy
W. KE. Loucks
National Good Roads Association
Phot
Commell
Auveral Wornitticos
Moore
Lomrke
Ftate
Washington fair draws big crowd
The Washington fair association enjoyed fine weather as a large crowd attended. Races and contests drew interest, with starting judge Ryan guiding a smooth program from 2:25 to 4:00. Results listed include Green Race and various horse classes with times noted.
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Washington
Washington Fair Association
Exen
Rayan
Newark Grocers Tour Burlington on Junket
The Newark Grocers Association arrived in Burlington on a special Rutland train from Boston as part of their fall excursion. They plan tours of Fort Ethan Allen and other sites, with a return journey to Rutland and Burlington later in the trip. Officials include John Water, El Markey, W. Cockofair, and William Everett, acknowledging Newark’s leading business status.
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Burlington
Newark Grocers’ Association of
Newark
N. d
Boston
Place
Exearton
Ethan Alien
Rutland Road
Rutland Tortoryor
Chine
Iscinde Opt
Johm Watert Cad
EL Markey
Dtm
W. Cockofair
William If Everett
City Attorney Upholds Assessor Ruling On Water Company Taxes
City Attorney Carver delivered an opinion backing the assessors in a board hearing over spring water companies. Appeals from Copperas Springs and several taxpayers were dismissed, with specific properties and valuations adjusted or removed from taxation. Miles Spring noted as non taxable as it serves west side patrons, while others faced reductions to assessed values.
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Carver
Board of
West Ill
L. He Thurston
Seminary Street
Thurston Places
KM. Burke
Semitery Street
Newton Street
Johar A. Mar Linson
Perrin Street
William Jack
Keith Avenue
ER. L. Smithy
Laurel Street
A. G. Fay
Park Street
H. F. Culler
Washington
Emul
Ened
Talk of the Town: Guilty Plea In Local Matters
Fragmentary report notes a judge or officials in Barre and Montpelier were involved in liquor related charges. References to Frank Austin clerical and court actions in Franklin and St Albans areas appear with mentions of legal sentences and appeals. The notice hints at a community gathering, a Woodmen meeting, and a public reminder from a local paper.
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Smith & Cusinge
Tilison
Averill
Frank BE. Austin
Barre Savings Bank
Dartington
Marie B
Ferris
Che Medwen Woodmen Oy
Ameries Ty Ee
St. Albans
Pravklin
Cruith
Supreme Court
Ition Wae Chen
Summer Business Booms on Grand Avenue
Reports from Sie Mbans on September 21 describe a bustling summer season with record visitor interest. The Chand fete drew crowds, many staying at the bed Villa hotel as rooms filled and tourism soared during the warmer period.
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Chand Fete
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